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1. WELCOME
IN my CLASS!!
MS. RHEA JADE G. MONSALES
TEACHER
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2. In the name of the Father, the Son,
the Holy and Spirit, Amen.
Our Father in heaven, holy be
your Name, Your kingdom come,
Your will be done on earth as in
heaven. Give us today our daily
bread. Forgive us our sins as we
forgive those who sin against us.
Do not bring us to the test but
deliver us from evil. Amen.

4. Classroom Rules
1.Listen carefully.
2. Follow the directions.
3.Raise your hand if you want to speak.
4.Wash and sanitize your hands before and after
class.
5. Always wear your face mask.

5. REVIEW TIME!!

6. DIRECTION:
Read the statements and
unscrambled the letters
below.

14. DIRECTION:
Identify the pictures if it is a
Forms of Potential Energy or
Forms of Kinetic Energy.

27. DISCUSSION

28. CHARGING
PROCESSES

29. CHARGING PROCESSES
--> It is the process of gaining charges
--> Matter can be charged in three ways:
●Charging by Friction
●Charging by Conduction
●Charging by Induction

30. → can occur by rubbing two different
materials.
→ the electrons of one surface of one
object move to the surface of the other.
→ a positive charge to one substance
and negative charge to the other.

32. QUESTION:
What will happen to the
electrons of the hair?

33. Balloon becomes positively charge.
Hair becomes negatively charge.

34. → happens when electrons are
transferred from one material to another
by direct contact.
→involves a physical contact of a
charged object to a neutral object.

36. QUESTION:
What happen to the charge of a
metal sphere after the rod was
contacted to it?

37. During conduction, the same charge is
created in the neutral object.

38. → a charging process where an object
can be charged without actual contact
with any other charged object.
→ inductors creates a temporary and
opposite charged with no contact.

40. QUESTION:
What happen to the electrons of
a metal sphere when a negative
charge rod comes closer to it?

41. “Like charges repel, unlike
charges attract.”

42. APPLICATION

43. Objective: In this activity, you will be able to
charge materials by friction.
Materials needed:
plastic cover paper
tissue paper scissor

44. 1. Cut small strips of papers.
2. Rub the tissue paper against
the plastic cover.
3. Place the rubbed plastic
cover above the bits of paper.

45. 4. Remove the bits of paper by
wiping the plastic cover with
tissue.
5. Tap the rubbed portion of
paper after one minute.
6.Repeat the procedure twice
and record your observation.

46. GUIDE QUESTIONS:
A. What happens when the plastic cover is placed above the bits of
paper?
B. Is there any interaction between the paper and plastic cover?
C. What happen to the bits of paper after the plastic cover was
being tapped?
D. Is there any differences between rubbing and tapping a plastic
cover to the bits of paper?

47. TIME’S UP!!

48. GENERALIZATIONS

49. What I Have Learned?
I’ve learned that
I realized that
I apply my knowledge and skills in the topic in

51. DIRECTION:
Read the following questions
carefully. Write the letter of the
correct answer in the space
provided before the number.

52. ___1. Involves a direct physical contact of
a charged object to a neutral object.
a. Conduction b. Friction c. Induction
___2. Protons has a ____ charge.
a. Neutral b. Negative c. Positive
___3. It happens by rubbing two different
materials.
a. Conduction b. Friction c. Induction
___4. Charging occurs by insulators.
a. Conduction b. Friction c. Induction
___5. Like charges repel, unlike charges
attract.
a. False b. Maybe c. True

53. TIME’S UP!!

56. BRING A WORLD MAP AND
RESEARCH ABOUT THE PLANET
EARTH.

57. In the name of the Father, the Son, the Holy
and Spirit, Amen.
Thank you Lord for all the things that we have
learned today. Thank you for all the blessings
and for protecting us everyday. Guide us in our
way home. AMEN

58. DON’T FORGET TO
WASH YOUR
HANDS AFTER OUR
CLASS.

59. Thank you for
listening!!
MS. RHEA JADE G. MONSALES
TEACHER